IPv6 News

The recently completed Linux 2.6.34 merge window included a patch to eliminate a type of denial-of-service attack against routers.
Complete info at LWN.

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Updated kernel packages that fix three security issues and multiple bugs are now available for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.3 Extended Update Support.
Complete info at LWN.

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Updated kernel packages that fix two security issues and several bugs are now available for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.2 Extended Update Support.
Complete info at LWN.

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Intel wants to bring its microprocessing muscle and Moore’s Law to the smart grid, an executive said yesterday.
Complete info at SmartPlanet and ZDNet.

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Nobody doubts that China deserves a big say in what goes on in today’s world. However, Newsweek’s senior editor Rana Foroohar and its Beijing bureau chief Melinda Liu argued that China would not be satisfied with it.
Complete info at ChinaDaily.

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Leading technology industry associations The SIP Forum and the IPv6 Forum have joined forces to drive the deployment and interoperability of session initiation protocol (SIP) and Internet protocol version 6 (IPv6) related technologies and services.
Complete info at EarthTimes, ArticleAnt and FoxBusiness.

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ON World reports that the two competing standards for wireless process automation, WirelessHART and ISA100.11a, will ultimately benefit end users by driving innovation and attracting new entrants. As hundreds of participants work on a single converged wireless standard, IP sensor networking has emerged as a key technology as part of this evolution.
Complete info at EarthTimes and PRWeb.

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With the looming IPv4 address exhaustion expected to take place around the time the Mayan calendar runs out, IPv6 networking has started to attract the serious attention of the network masses. When people consider unknown technologies, a number of myths usually arise, most of them completely unfounded.
Complete info at SearchNetworking.

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As technology advances, so too do the information pathways that have been created because of them. As computers became more powerful, the internet becomes more powerful.
Complete info at OfficialSpin.

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The current supply of internet address are expected to last only another two years and businesses that are not prepared for it could see their websites affected says APNIC, the internet body that is responsible for internet address registration and distribution in the Asia Pacific region.
Complete info at The Malaysian Insider.

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